Current transformer for GFCI ZG523
The GFCI component must consist of ZCT and GNT coils. The ZCT coil is used to detect a small ground fault difference current between the live line and the earth line .The GNT coil is used to detect an over-current caused by arcing or short circuit of the cable fire or excessive current change. Current transformer is mainly used in GFCI sockets or plugs used in near-water environments such as kitchens, bathrooms, car washes, and arc fault breaker sockets or plugs for air conditioners.
Technical Specification:
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Rated Current
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20 A
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DC Resistance at 25℃
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ZCT
GNT
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45±5Ω
5.7± 2Ω
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Dielectric Withstanding Voltage(Hi-pot)
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1500 V AC 1 min
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Output Voltage Vo
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ZCT
GNT
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3.4-4.1mV
≥80mH
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Specification & Dimension:
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Model No.
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Electrical Characteristics
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Dimension(Unit:mm/inch)
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Standard PN
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Ip(A)
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I(mA)
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Rl(Ω)
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ZCT:V(mV)
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A
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B
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C
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D
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E
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F
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Pin
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f(Hz)
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u(V）
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GNT:Ls(mH)
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523
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20
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5
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1K
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3.5-4.2
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16
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17.85
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11.5
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5
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11
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1.5
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□0.64
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Z/G523P100
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1.0K
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1.0V
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90-140
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0.630
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0.703
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0.453
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0.197
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0.433
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0.059
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0.025
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524
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20
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5
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1K
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3.5-4.2
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17.2
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11
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3.6
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14
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18.6
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7
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□0.64
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Z/G524P100
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1.0K
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1.0V
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90-140
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0.677
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0.433
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0.142
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0.551
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0.732
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0.276
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0.025
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530
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30/50
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5
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1K
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4.1±0.5
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38.00
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19.80
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16.50
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42.60
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2.12
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6.18
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□0.64
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Z/G530P100
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1.0K
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1.0V
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100±25
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1.496
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0.780
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0.650
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1.677
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0.083
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0.243
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0.025
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537
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20/30
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5
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1K
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3.5-4.2
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16
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20.5
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15.8
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13.3
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15.2
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3.2
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□0.64
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Z/G537P100
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1.0K
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1.0V
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90-140
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0.630
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0.807
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0.622
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0.524
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0.598
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0.126
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0.025
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542
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20/30
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5
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1K
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3.5-4.2
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17.465
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5.5
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23.4
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11.1
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19.9
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7.5
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0.8
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Z/G542P100
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1.0K
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1.0V
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90-140
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0.688
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0.217
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0.921
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0.437
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0.783
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0.295
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0.031
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556
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20
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5
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1K
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3.5-4.2
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16.9
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5.21
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10.5
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3.18
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6.36
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17.4
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□0.64
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Z/G556P100
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1.0K
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1.0V
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90-140
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0.665
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0.205
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0.413
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0.125
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0.250
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0.685
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0.025
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GFCI Current Transformer Application:
√ Sensing toroid using to sense minimal differential current caused by the ground fault
√ Grounded neutral toroid using to sense unexpected excessive current change or overload current caused by the arc resulted from the fire or the short circuit
